The Pleasantville Village Board is expected to decide on an appeal Monday evening from the developer of 70 Memorial Plaza regarding an Architectural Review Board decision concluded that the building’s rooftop mechanicals failed to meet standards of appropriateness. Earlier this
Read MoreThe start of the holiday season this week, at least for those who don’t pay much attention before Thanksgiving, means shopping for gifts and making plans next month with family. In Armonk, the Sunday to close out Thanksgiving weekend means
Read MoreWhen Mark Mazzotta decided about two weeks ago to hang the Israeli flag outside Amore Pizza & Italian Kitchen, the establishment he owns in downtown Armonk, he figured he would receive some negative reaction. For about a week, he noticed
Read MoreSeveral Asian American elected officials and representatives from various organizations within the community are appealing to Westchester school districts to include Asian-American history into their curriculum and add two holidays to school calendars. County Legislator David Imamura (D-Irvington) said given
Read MoreThe two Mount Kisco Village Board candidates whose outcomes were not decided on Election Night are still awaiting final word from the Westchester Count Board of Elections on the status of their race. Angie Garcia-Guerra, who ran on the independent
Read MoreObjections over the Chappaqua School District’s curriculum on Israel and Gaza and sharp criticisms from representatives of an organization whose leader was ejected from school grounds last month led to a tension-filled Board of Education meeting last week. Against the
Read MoreDemocrat Joe Rende is the apparent winner of the North Castle supervisor’s race after paper ballots were counted, a recanvassing of the voting machines was completed and court proceedings sorted out five disputed absentee ballots. Rende, who was leading the
Read MoreMount Pleasant residents were mixed last week on whether the town should make changes to its voting system or fight a state law after a recently-released report found its elections are racially and ethnically polarized. The first of two public
Read MoreA report completed for the Town of Mount Pleasant and posted to the town’s website Wednesday concluded that the municipality’s voting in local elections is racially and ethnically polarized and will likely require remediation. Election law experts Dr. Lisa Handley
Read MoreThe Republican slate easily swept to victory last week in the Mount Pleasant elections, giving Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi a fifth consecutive full term leading the town. Fulgenzi and his running mates, Councilwoman Danielle Zaino and new addition Mark Saracino for
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